Cubs Eke Out Win to Boost Lead in Race
The Cubs defeated the Cardinals 6 to 5 as Phil Cavarretta and Andy Pafko drove in two runs each. Borowy earned his 10th win, with Ray Prim delivering crucial relief. The Tigers edge toward the World Series with weather looming. Detroit could clinch if rain washes out today’s doubleheader.
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Red) Barratt
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Standings and rain delays listed for baseball leagues
NATIONAL Brooklyn 7 New York 4 Chicago 6 St. Louis 5 Pittsburgh Cincinnati rain. Only games scheduled. AMERICAN St. Louis 5 Chicago 1 Cleveland Detroit rain.
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Dover Airman Returns After Service Overseas
Sergeant Clarence E. Markins arrived home after 28 months overseas in the ETO where he served as flight chief on a Curtiss Commando. He earned two Battle Stars the Good Conduct Medal and a Presidential Citation. He and his wife Mary Margaret plan to locate in Columbus after visiting relatives in the district.
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Reds Pirates twin bill rained out and lineup shuffled
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh faced a possible doubleheader today after rain postponed a single game yesterday. Manager Bill McKechnie planned to start Arnold Carter and Earl Har with Nick Strincevich and Walter "Boom" Beck in the mound matchup.
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Revival Services in Progress at The Plains Nazarene
Revival services at The Plains Church of the Nazarene led by Rev J N Lakin draw large nightly crowds. Evangelist Rev W W Loveless from Mt Gilead Ohio headlines with Mrs Ruth Nuby as song evangelist. Also noted is a grandson Johnny Moody who has been inducted and stationed at Camp Atterbury.
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Chauncey
Plains Church
Glouster
Charles Moody
Johnny Moody
Camp Atterbury
Two Runs Drive Cubs to Pennant Crunch
Yesterday's Stars by Associated Press report Cubs player Phil Cavarretta and Andy Pafko drove in runs with key hits off Harry Brecheen in a 6-5 pennant game. Pafko had a two RBI double in the seventh. Goody Rosen hit a ninth inning homer with two on to lift the Dodgers 7-4 over the Giants. Al Hollingsworth pitched effectively for the Browns, scattering eight White Sox hits and earning his 12th win in a 5-1 decision.
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Dover Servicemen Meet Aboard Ship
Pvt Jack McCafferty Chauncey left San Francisco last August and wrote his wife Faye that his ship would land at Taelon Island of Leyte on Sept 15 His message mentions meeting John Simmers from the USS James O Hara and that he would wear civilian clothes on return to the States He is the son of Mr and Mrs Clarence E Mc Cafferty Chauncey
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Jack MacCaffferty
San Francisco
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Taelon
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John Simmers
James O'Hara
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Clarence E. McCafferty
Chauncey District Social and Personal Notes
Chauncey and Athens residents attend revival at Nazarene Church and share visits across local towns. Anna Wiley and Clyde visit The Plains. Kenneth Sands hosts dinner for his mother Mrs. Frank Sands. Families from Athens R D and Newark travel for Sunday gatherings. Edward and family relocate to Amesville. Linscott family moves from Chauncey lands to Beasley mill. Lands family returns to Chauncey.
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Anna Wiley
Clyde
Athens
Plains
Carrie Channell
Nazarene Church
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Sands
Frank Sands
George Vanmeter
Tommy
Athens R.D
Vanmeter
John Coe
Ruth
Ann
Jane
John
Albany
Clara Southerton
Sand
Ridge
Michael Curran
Thomas Perry
Sand Ridge
C. D. ‘Southerton
Betty McCune
Eva Powell
Newark
Gertie McCune
Edward Linscott
Lands
Amesville
Linscotts
Beasley Mill
Linscott
Frank ‘Lands
Revered Clergy to Speak in Carbondale Services
The Rev Clarence Detty of Washington D D H will address Carbondale with Rev Ray Pidcock hosting at the Pilgrim Holiness Church. Services begin tonight and continue Thursday Friday and Saturday at 7 30 PM inviting public attendance. Lester Farres attended a Columbus banquet and meeting of the Frigidaire Division of the General Motors Corporation representatives.
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Clarence Detty
Washington D. H
Carbondale
Ray Pidcock
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Saturn
Glouster
Lester Farres
Columbus
Frigidaire Division
General Motors Corporation
ERB-HELP Ad Claims Health Revival After Diet Troubles
A complaint about a woman who used to throw her meals to a dog ends with relief after taking ERB-HELP a compound of 12 herbs. The ad asserts bowel cleansing gas relief liver and kidney action and renewed appetite. Athens Pharmacy and Betts Drug Store in Nelsonville carry the product.
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Fullerton's Roundup by Mugh Fullerton Jr
New York report notes Ohio State's Gene Fekete seeking to regain amateur status and college eligibility after signing with the Cleveland All-American club. Other items discuss Frank Szymanski’s expected Notre Dame return, a rising star John Meonzy, and a quip about GI tuition. The piece also mentions possible Yankees spring camps in Florida and profiles several World Series contenders in the outfield.
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New York
Ohio State
Gene Fekete
Frank Szymanski
Notre Dame
Glouster Flower Show Planned for Saturday
The Glouster Garden Club sponsors a flower show at the American Legion Hall this Saturday and Saturday evening September 29. Entries must be filed by nine o’clock Saturday morning, with non perishable items accepted Friday afternoon. Committees include Flower arrangement, Potted Plants, Vegetables, Canned Fruits and Vegetables, Ribbon, and room preparation chaired by local club members.
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C. F. Guinther
Alpha Morrison
Emmett-Rogera
B. FR. Angle
Joan Binderbasin
Branson Chambers
Thomas Reese
Emmett Byers
Dave Cox
Thomas Williams
William Morris
Everett Eddy
C. M. Clark
E. S. Bingman
C. A. Bingman
W. RB. Drury
Alfred Howard
B. R. Angle
W. W. Bryson
Emmett Eddy
John Binnierbasin
Ticket Sale Planned for Glouster Crooksville Game
Glouster Crooksville football tickets will be sold at local service stations and shops Friday at 8 pm at the stadium. Boosters set a 1000 attendance goal and require attendees to wear or purchase a membership tag.
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C. E. Turner
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Earl Morris
Deury
Eagles
Moose
High School Class Elects Officers at Chauncey Church
A Chauncey High School class elected officers at a First Church meeting. Richard Stalder became president with Dwight Johnston as vice president Margaret Lanning Shields as secretary and Sonny Canter as treasurer. The class teacher is Mrs. Albert Jackson.
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Richard Stalder
Dwight Johnston
Margaret Lanning Shields
Sonny Canter
Albert Jackson
Jackson’s Cave
Ann Drescher
Donna Seiber
Jo Ann Seiber
Virginia Canter
Betty Blackford
Donna Skinner
Shirley Russell
Jane Cunningham
Marianna Gould
Blaine McKibben
Pauline Robinson
Barbara Smart
Hallie Mae Burkhart
Inez Tucker
Jo Anna Ley
Junior Courtney
Don Schoonover
Louis Shields
Terry Cunningham
Dwight Ferrer
William Gretz
Richard Boling
Glouster Social Notes Highlights Local Charity and Visits
Glouster social notes record a Monday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs William Simons in Amesville honoring Pvt Guy Simons who has completed basic training at Camp Blanding Florida and will report to Fort Riley Kansas. Several local residents and visitors are listed along with upcoming community plans and a birthday celebration.
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Amesville
Guy Simons
Guy ‘Simons
John Simons
Simons
Camp Blanding
Fla
Ft. Riley, Kas
Past Noble Grands Meet in Trimble
GLOUSTER The Past Noble Grands Club of the Nineveh Re bekah Lodge of Jacksonville met Friday evening September 21 at the home of Mrs Martha Kloh in Trimble. Guests included Mrs Robert Meeks Mrs Julius Bratka and IMs William Gaskalla. Members present were Mrs Frank Dunlevy Mrs Robert Grimm Mrs Maude Davis and Miss Ida B Davis. Cont est prizes went to Mrs Grimm Mrs Bratka and Ida B Davis. A lunch was served after the program. The October meeting will be at Mrs Frank Dunlevy s home. MEET THURSDAY The W S C S of the Methodist Church will meet Thursday evening at 7 30 in the church with Mrs C A Bing man s committee in charge.
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Elizabeth Friendee
Georgia Higgins
Dayton
George H. Campbell
Helen Kirkbride
Columbus
Charles Kirkbride
Edward Thomas
Akron
A. M.J. Thomas
Albert Hall
Morgantown
W. Va
E. K. Bryson
Sgt
Walter Faine
Charles Jarvis
Trimea
Dan Cox
Trimble
Zelma Russel
Glouster
Elden
Oskdale Friendship Circle
Lancaster Fair
Noble Grands Club
Nineveh Rebekah Lodge
Jacksonville
Martha Kloh
Robert Meeks
Julius Bratka
Ims
William Gaskalla
Frank Dunlevy
Robert Grimm
Maude Davis
Ida B. Davis
Thostess
Umpire Decision Spurs Senators Owner to Propose League Switch
Washington owner Clark Griffith urged action after umpire Eddie Rommel ruled a late fly ball not caught in a 4-3 loss to Philadelphia. Commissioner Harridge rejected the protest citing umpire judgment and lack of in-progress protest grounds.
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Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
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Eddie Rommel
Coarly
Philadelphia
Will Harridge
Buddy Lewis
Geo. Myatt
Rommel
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Harridge
Short and Snappy OSU Practice Before Missouri Opener
Ohio State University gridmen prepared in wet conditions as Darrell Widdoes reported a 15 minute drill on Friday before the Missouri game. Assistant coach Paul Bixler hoped for dry fast conditions for Saturday.
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Ohio State University
Darrell Widdoes
University of Missouri
Paul Bixler
League Leaders From The Associated Press National and American Leagues
The AP lists NL batting leader Cavarretta Chicago at .354 with Rosen Brooklyn 126 runs and Walker 123 RBIs. Holmes Boston 218 hits and home runs for Holmes. Schoendienst St. Louis 25 steals. NL pitching Brecheen 144 strikeouts. AL Cuccinello Chicago .308 batting, Stirnweiss New York 104 runs and 188 hits, Stephens St Louis 24 homers, Stirnweiss 32 steals. Muncrieff St. Louis 134 wins and 865 total?
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Attend Meeting Held in Jackson
Three men from this area attended the Southeast Ohio sectional meeting for the 1945 National War Fund Campaign at Jackson Monday night. Max Wilson Chauncey H T Rainey of Trimble and Virgil Strohmeyer represented the United Mine Workers. The War Fund drive aims for a national goal of 115 million dollars with Ohio quota 7 205 098. Frazier Reams state welfare director and campaign chairman spoke at the meeting.
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Jackson
Max Wilson
Chauncey
H. T. Rainey
Trimble
Virgil Strohmeyer
Rainey
Strohmeyer
United Mine Workers
Frazier Reams
Deadlocked Playoff Series as Colonels Triumph in St Paul
Louisville stays level with St Paul at two wins apiece after a 5-1 victory. Steve Barath drove in two runs with a first inning double, capitalizing on St Paul fielding miscues. Ernie Rudolph lasted four batters in the opening frame before the Colonels rallied.
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Louisville
Steve Barath
Colonels
Ernie Rudolph
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